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Black Women Be KnowingCreating BLESed SpacesSend us a textIn this episode, we explore the charge of Black education outside of the classroom. We were lucky enough to have Dr. T. Gertrude Jenkins join us to talk about her experience providing extra-curricular education and her scholarship on the creation of Black Liberatory Educational Subversive spaces. We highlight the need for Black-centered spaces in predominantly white institutions and reflects on the significance of community engagement and scholarship in fostering Black joy and identity.Scholarship:Follow Dr. Jenkins on Instagram @your_favorite_damn_teacherJoin Dissertating While Black...
2025-11-0149 minBlack Women Be KnowingThe Original AlchemistsSend us a textThis conversation explores the profound impact of black women on American culture, the unique challenges they face, and the importance of education in empowering future generations. We discuss the concept of 'black girl magic,' the commodification of black bodies, and the need for reclaiming intellectual property in educational spaces. We also delve into the dynamics of anti-blackness and whiteness, emphasizing the necessity of creating safe and affirming environments for black students.Scholarship: Check out our Essential Booklist! https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/190364270-bwbk?shelf=black-women-be-knowing&utf8...
2025-10-1840 minBlack Women Be KnowingLearning in a Burning HouseSend us a textIn this episode, we delve into the legacy of Assata Shakur, discussing her impact on Black joy and excellence. We explore the challenges faced in education, particularly regarding ethnic studies and social justice curricula, amidst rising political scrutiny. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community advocacy and collective action in resisting educational oppression and fostering inclusive learning environments.Scholarship: "Remembering an Apocalyptic Education: Revealing Life Beneath the Waves of Black Being" by Dr. Tiffani Marie and Dr. Kenjus Watson https://www.rootworkjournal.org/marie-watsonApocalyptic Education by Dr...
2025-10-0635 minBlack Women Be KnowingReviving Black PedagogySend us a textIn this episode, we dive deep into the often overlooked — but deeply rooted — phenomenon of white rage, and how these reactions to Black progress or visibility frequently come at the direct expense of the Black community. We explore how this whitelash, even when unwarranted, shapes policies, classrooms, and everyday interactions.We examine the urgent need to integrate Black history, culture, and experiences into school curricula — not as a side note, but as foundational to any meaningful education. We also discuss why teacher preparation programs must be equipped to dismantle biases, confront system...
2025-09-2041 min
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2025-09-1000 minBlack Women Be KnowingRoom to Make MistakesSend us a textWe're back and want to welcome you home this school year! In this episode we explore the hidden labor of Black women and the lack of infrastructure we tend to deal with while still being expected to succeed. Join us as we think about how Black women will face their circumstances in world that has the privilege to not consider their needs.Literature for the Week:"Deepening Black Celebration and Life in a Dying Empire: A Letter to Black People (and the people who love them)" by...
2025-09-0641 minBlack Women Be KnowingThis Black Woman and These Black BooksSend us a textIn this powerful episode, we sit down to answer pressing, real-world questions from our audience. Together, we reflect on the unique challenges and deep rewards of bringing the Black experience into classrooms and work spaces that often lack racial diversity.Listeners ask: How do you approach discussions about race, culture, or equity in a setting where students might have limited exposure to Black folks? And have you found solidarity with other women of color or do you still feel like no one else gets it?With honesty, heart, and...
2025-05-1741 minBlack Women Be KnowingRigor Equals Stiffness and DeathSend us a textAs we mark the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, this episode dives deep into the legacy and unfinished promise of school desegregation. While the 1954 Supreme Court ruling was hailed as a milestone for civil rights, we explore the complex realities that followed—from the mass displacement of Black female educators to the resegregation of schools under the guise of "color-blind" policies often championed by conservative agendas.We discuss how research continues to affirm the academic benefits of students having Black women as teachers, and we highlight how project-based an...
2025-05-0341 minBlack Women Be KnowingThis Indefinite Transactional SocietySend us a textIn this episode, we unpack the dual realities of community and capitalism in the United States. On one hand, we explore the undeniable power of collective action—how safety, support, and real change are most often found when we show up for one another in community. But what happens when allyship becomes more about optics than solidarity?We take a critical look at how relationships in the U.S. are often shaped by a transactional mindset—fueled by a capitalist framework that values productivity over people. From performative allyship to fleeting supp...
2025-04-1947 minBlack Women Be KnowingDeep SighSend us a textVenture through a variety of topics with us this week as we discuss the way we as Black women are viewed vs. how we see ourselves in and how that impacts us in the workplace, the lack of understanding Black women educators experience because of the luxury others have to not know our histories and traumas, and in particular how that lack of understanding impacts us in times like the current political climate. We cover a lot of ground this episode, but hope to spark some much needed conversation as we reflect on...
2025-04-0542 minBlack Women Be KnowingIt's the Performance For MeSend us a textIn this episode, we unpack how we navigate everything from being hired into spaces that claim to value diversity but lack the necessary infrastructure to support Black teachers, to experiencing racial gaslighting that undermines our professional and personal experiences. We dive deep into how we confront and cope with the toxic behaviors and microaggressions that often go unchecked in these spaces. How do we maintain our sense of self and continue to show up for our students, while also protecting our well-being in environments that were not built with us in mind?
2025-03-2236 minBlack Women Be KnowingThe Weight That We CarrySend us a textThe Jezebel and the Sapphire are caricatures of Black women that continue to cause harm today. Hang out with us as we discuss these enduring caricatures and the stereotypes they have planted in society as well as the treatment of Black women they have caused. From Megan the Stallion and Sojourner Truth to Black women educators, there is a consistent invisible weight that we carry as we try to navigate a world stacked against us. Find the scholarship we discuss here:Sharena Stevenson's "Black Female Educator: Underappreciated, Overworked, and t...
2025-03-0838 minBlack Women Be KnowingOf Course...Send us a textWhat do we bring with us as adults working in predominantly white suburban institutions, when we spent our formative adolescent years in such similar environments? In today's episode, we reflect on our own high school years and how those experiences shaped, not only our adolescence, but our ongoing work as educators. We offer a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs of educating the next generation in spaces where we once felt isolated. From navigating microaggressions and cultural dissonance to developing resilience and self-advocacy, we share personal stories and insights on how our...
2025-02-2234 min
Black Women Be KnowingNo One Else Gets ItSend us a textIntroducing, Black Women Be Knowing, the podcast where we talk teaching in the 'burbs. Join us as we unpack the struggles of being two of the only Black women in our school and the emotional tole they take as we endure tokenism, microaggressions, and beyond! This week we will be discussing G.T. Reyes' (2022) article "A love letter to educational leaders of Color: “CREWing UP” with critical whiteness studies" and how having kin in a treacherous work environment is crucial to our survival. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/09518398.2022.2061073...
2025-02-0840 minBlack Women Be KnowingSeason 1 TrailerSend us a textJoin us every other Saturday starting this Saturday, Feb 8th as we dive into the lives of Black women educators working in the suburbs!Support the showThis is difficult work that we're doing, and even though we can't always be with you to bear witness, trust us, we know... Welcome home!
2025-02-0701 min
Ladies of LoreMami Wata: Between Waves and WorldsI am so sorry for the microphone quality not being amazing this episode! Your girl was riding the struggle bus with it this week. Thank you for listening nonetheless! I'm really excited to be highlighting Black mythology all throughout February, this week we're kicking it off by diving into the water and learning all about Mami Wata, the African water deity known for her beauty, generosity and potential for destruction. For enquiries please email ladiesoflorepodcast@gmail.comCool Stuff Mentioned In This Episode: h...
2025-02-0542 min
Concrete Pastures PodcastS5 EP1 Eghosa Oriaikhi Mabhena -Impactful Leader Shaping The Future of The Energy IndustryEghosa is a globally experienced leader with a passion for the energy industry. She has lived in multiple countries, including Nigeria, England, Northern Ireland, USA, Malaysia, South Africa, Spain, and Hong Kong. Eghosa has extensive business travel experience across Africa, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the USA.
She has been recognized as a "woman to watch" in the 2021 annual list compiled by Cranfield School of Management and has also been featured in the POWER LIST 2021: PAN-AFRICAN FEMALE LEADERS IN ENERGY by Africa Oil Week. Eghosa is a TedEX speaker and is becoming known as an impactful leader shaping...
2024-07-311h 05
Foursquare WuseExemplary and Deligent Father || Elder Eghosa Ogedegbe || 16th June 2024Theme: Our Year of All Round Blessing
Genesis 1:28, Genesis 26:12, Deuteronomy 28:1-13
2024-06-1740 min
404 YOUWunderheilung - gibt's sowas? | 404 YOUMan hört immer wieder Storys, in welchen Menschen erzählen, dass sie auf wundersame Art und Weise geheilt wurden. Eghosa und Jan tauschen sich über ihre eigenen Erfahrungen aus und schauen, was die Bibel dazu sagt.
2023-09-2812 min
404 YOUWunderheilung - gibt's sowas? | 404 YOUMan hört immer wieder Storys, in welchen Menschen erzählen, dass sie auf wundersame Art und Weise geheilt wurden. Eghosa und Jan tauschen sich über ihre eigenen Erfahrungen aus und schauen, was die Bibel dazu sagt.
2023-09-2812 min404 YOUEghosa's Rettung | 404 YOUIn dieser Folge erzählt Eghosa, Standortleiter unserer Jugendarbeit 404 Collect in Nürnberg, seine Story mit Jesus. Wir sprechen über Umkehr von Sünde, Berufung und "All-In" sein. Sei am Start!
2023-09-2110 min404 YOUEghosa's Rettung | 404 YOUIn dieser Folge erzählt Eghosa, Standortleiter unserer Jugendarbeit 404 Collect in Nürnberg, seine Story mit Jesus. Wir sprechen über Umkehr von Sünde, Berufung und "All-In" sein. Sei am Start!
2023-09-2110 min
LSE: The BallparkLSE: The Ballpark | The defining global challenges of the coming decades with the Lloyd George Study GroupContributor(s): Chris Gilson, Professor Peter Trubowitz, Professor Wu Xinbo, Professor Eghosa Emmanuel Osaghae, Dr Selina Ho, Professor Charles Kupchan, Professor Cornelia Woll, Professor Bahgat Korany, Dr C Raja Mohan, Dr Monica Herz | We live in turbulent times. Globalized challenges like climate change, pandemics, migration, and supply chain disruptions are rising in urgency. With these and other challenges in mind, in June 2023, Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and the LSE Phelan US Centre convened the Lloyd George Study Group on Global Governance.
For this episode of the Ballpark, we asked each of the ten members of the Lloyd Ge...
2023-06-2629 min
The BallparkLSE: The Ballpark | The defining global challenges of the coming decades with the Lloyd George Study GroupContributor(s): Chris Gilson, Professor Peter Trubowitz, Professor Wu Xinbo, Professor Eghosa Emmanuel Osaghae, Dr Selina Ho, Professor Charles Kupchan, Professor Cornelia Woll, Professor Bahgat Korany, Dr C Raja Mohan, Dr Monica Herz | We live in turbulent times. Globalized challenges like climate change, pandemics, migration, and supply chain disruptions are rising in urgency. With these and other challenges in mind, in June 2023, Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and the LSE Phelan US Centre convened the Lloyd George Study Group on Global Governance.
For this episode of the Ballpark, we asked each of the ten members of the Lloyd Ge...
2023-06-2629 min
Land of the LivingCan you live your truth and I live my truth?John 14:16 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.”Sources Used: Are There No Objective Truths? by Cold-Case Christianity - J. Warner & Jimmy Wallace (YouTube Video)Is there such a thing as absolute truth / universal truth? by GotQuestions.org (Article)Is truth relative? by GotQuestions.org (Article)Relativism by Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Article)What is your truth? Find it, Live it. | Eghosa Oriaikhi | TEDxIESEBarcelona by TEDx Talks (YouTube Video)
2023-06-2504 min
LSE PodcastsLSE: The Ballpark | The defining global challenges with the Lloyd George Study GroupWe live in turbulent times. Globalized challenges like climate change, pandemics, migration, and supply chain disruptions are rising in urgency. With these and other challenges in mind, in June 2023, Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and the LSE Phelan US Centre convened the Lloyd George Study Group on Global Governance.
For this episode of the Ballpark, we asked each of the ten members of the Lloyd George Study Group on Global Governance one question: What do you take to be the defining global challenges of the coming decades? Their answers tell us a great deal about what global challenges we...
2023-06-2329 min
Nothing VenturedEghosa Omoigui - Founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVC PartnersEghosa Omoigui is the founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVC Partners. EchoVO is a seed & early-stage technology venture capital firm investing in underrepresented founders and underserved emerging markets.
His investments in the US and India include Betaworks, StackCommerce (acquired), Talkable, Frid.ge (acquired), Sense Networks (acquired), Voxify (acquired), SmartZip (acquired), Yatra (IPO), and BuzzInTown (acquired).
👂 Listen to the Primer Episode here -
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1:55 - Why does he invest in underrespected founders in underserved markets?
4:10 - A brief history of Eghosa's career.
6:35 - What exactly does "unrepresented" mean?
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2023-06-0233 min
Nothing VenturedNothing Ventured Podcast Primer - Eghosa Omoigui - EchoVC Partners - S1E18Eghosa Omoigui is the founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVC Partners. EchoVC is a seed & early-stage technology venture capital firm investing in underrepresented founders and underserved emerging markets.
His investments in the US and India include Betaworks, StackCommerce (acquired), Talkable, Frid.ge (acquired), Sense Networks (acquired), Voxify (acquired), SmartZip (acquired), Yatra (IPO), and BuzzInTown (acquired).
👂 Listen to the Main Episode here - https://youtu.be/WG-EOTM81kI
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0:00 - An introduction to Eghosa and his career to date.
5:27 - What is a Semantic Web?
13:55 - Why you have t...
2023-05-3041 min
Africa Tech NewsEchoVC Launches $8 Million Fund For Blockchain-powered StartupsEchoVC, a pan-African VC firm with a global presence, has announced a fresh $8 million fund dedicated to blockchain startups in Africa. The fresh capital will be deployed to blockchain startups that are substantiating the utility of blockchain products and solving some of Africa’s pressing challenges. EchoVC is notably raising this capital at a time when overall customer and investor trust in crypto and blockchain startups seems to be hanging by a thread. The past year has not been rosy for blockchain players in African tech. EchoVC’s founder and general managing partner, Eghosa Omoigui, acknowledge these stru...
2023-03-1501 min
Glocal CitizensEpisode 157: Buy the Book with Eghosa ImasuenGreetings Glocal Citizens!
This week is a flashback to October 2022 when I spent a weekend with writers at the Pa Gya! Literary Festival in Accra. I met Nigerian writer and cofounder of Narrative Landscape Press Limited, Dr. Eghosa Imasuen at the first panel I attended, “Can the African Book Industry Thrive?” For Eghosa the answer must be yes, especially as a firm that believes that owning the means of production is essential to a vibrant publishing industry. Narrative Landscapes Press is committed to more than simply printing physical books they also bring editorial and book design expertise to the f...
2023-01-1059 min
Craig Peterson - Secure Your Business, Your Privacy, and Save Your SanityCan You Secure Security Cameras? The Coming Green Energy Nightmare - Email Scams Hitting Businesses and Lonely HeartsCan You Secure Security Cameras? The Coming Green Energy Nightmare - Email Scams Hitting Businesses and Lonely Hearts Scams… Eight questions to ask yourself before getting a security camera https://www.welivesecurity.com/2022/10/03/8-questions-ask-yourself-getting-home-security-camera/ Security cameras were once the preserve of the rich and famous. Now anyone can get their hands on one thanks to technological advances. The advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) has created a significant new market – for manufacturers of devices like connected doorbells and baby monitors and more sophisticated whole-of-property systems. Connected to home Wi-Fi networks, these devices allow owners to watch live...
2022-10-151h 26
The Trajectory AfricaThe Trajectory Africa Rewind: Principles for Understanding African VentureWelcome to The Trajectory Africa: Rewind, the summary episode for the Trajectory Africa, a "pop-up" podcast series exploring the trajectory, or pathway, of venture capital and startup formation in Africa. Over the course of 11 episodes, the series has explored: the key characteristics of African markets; the opportunities presented by digital commerce, SME financing and fintech, and how they power the broader venture opportunity; what drives fund performance in terms of economics and structure; how funds raise money; and how LPs make investment decisions. The Rewind features key insights from the series, distilling th...
2022-09-291h 08
The Trajectory AfricaFun with VC Math: Designing Funds & Exits in AfricaWelcome to Track 8 of The Trajectory Africa, a podcast series exploring the trajectory, or pathway, of venture capital and startup formation in Africa. This episode’s guest artist is Eghosa Omoigui. Eghosa is the founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVC Partners, a seed and early-stage technology venture capital firm investing in underrepresented founders and underserved emerging markets. Prior to Echo, Eghosa worked for Intel, and in his last role served as the Director of Consumer Internet & Semantic Technologies for Intel Capital. A Kauffman Fellowship mentor, Eghosa is also engaged with organizations that support women founders and angel investors su...
2022-03-031h 00
The Ohio University Press PodcastEghosa Imasuen, "Fine Boys: A Novel" (Ohio UP, 2021)In Fine Boys: A Novel (Ohio University Press, 2021), Ewaen is a Nigerian teenager, bored at home in Warri and eager to flee from his parents’ unhappy marriage and incessant quarreling. When Ewaen is admitted to the University of Benin, he makes new friends who, like him, are excited about their newfound independence. They hang out in parking lots, trading gibes in pidgin and English and discovering the pleasures that freedom affords them. But when university strikes begin and ruthlessly violent confraternities unleash mayhem on their campus, Ewaen and his new friends must learn to adapt—or risk becoming the confras...
2022-02-221h 28
New Books in African StudiesEghosa Imasuen, "Fine Boys: A Novel" (Ohio UP, 2021)In Fine Boys: A Novel (Ohio University Press, 2021), Ewaen is a Nigerian teenager, bored at home in Warri and eager to flee from his parents’ unhappy marriage and incessant quarreling. When Ewaen is admitted to the University of Benin, he makes new friends who, like him, are excited about their newfound independence. They hang out in parking lots, trading gibes in pidgin and English and discovering the pleasures that freedom affords them. But when university strikes begin and ruthlessly violent confraternities unleash mayhem on their campus, Ewaen and his new friends must learn to adapt—or risk becoming the confras...
2022-02-221h 26
New Books in LiteratureEghosa Imasuen, "Fine Boys: A Novel" (Ohio UP, 2021)In Fine Boys: A Novel (Ohio University Press, 2021), Ewaen is a Nigerian teenager, bored at home in Warri and eager to flee from his parents’ unhappy marriage and incessant quarreling. When Ewaen is admitted to the University of Benin, he makes new friends who, like him, are excited about their newfound independence. They hang out in parking lots, trading gibes in pidgin and English and discovering the pleasures that freedom affords them. But when university strikes begin and ruthlessly violent confraternities unleash mayhem on their campus, Ewaen and his new friends must learn to adapt—or risk becoming the confras...
2022-02-221h 28
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E7: 2022- New Year, Same You!Say No To New Year Resolutions💀.
Happy New Year! Against 2021's best efforts, you made it to 2022! Along with wishes for the new year, Ms.Mark suggests something unusual to help listeners enjoy and thrive in 2022.
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2022-01-1303 min
The Gap Sunday Service4 for 7 / I put God first in 2021 by______/ Abby Aboderin, Eghosa Uyi-Ohonba , Aanu AkinsanyaIf you'd like to stay connected with our ministry please visit email us at thegap.hof@gmail.com. @thegapch #TheGapChurch
2022-01-1037 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E6: ‘Tis The Season…is it?This episode explores dealing with the holiday festivities while grieving or dealing with a loss. To everyone who has lost a loved on this year, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Audio Tech: @spliffmusic_. Music: “Christmas Makes Me Cry” by Kacey Musgraves.
2021-12-2411 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E5: 2 Years Later... (ft. S.P.L.I.F.F)"Yeah, we've done it, can I rest now?"
The belated Anniversary episode ft. S.P.L.I.F.F
In this much-requested episode, Ms. Mark and her partner/guest discuss what 2 years in a monogamous relationship means to them, and explain some of the dynamics that help them commit to each other.
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Music: 'We Found Love' by Rihanna
2021-12-2144 min
Interrupting RacismWhat Does Interrupting Racism Mean To You?Happy 1 year anniversary to Interrupting Racism Podcast!!If you have listened one of the many episodes of this show, you know that the segment, What Does Interrupting Racism Mean To You is one of my faves. People are always happy to answer and I have never gotten the same response. This episode is the epitome of that question as I look back on all of my guests' response. Because we've hit so many topics I thought it would be nice to hear the many ways in which we can continue to disrupt the status quo by Interrupting...
2021-12-0352 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E4: Feeling Your Feelings Part 2- Communication vs. Comprehension(ft. S.P.L.I.F.F)Brace yourself because this episode is a wild one! Ms.Mark and Alaye are back with more opinions and more drama, and are answering even more intense questions than Part 1!
Music: 'Made For You' by John Legend
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2021-10-0131 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E3: Feeling Your Feelings (ft. S.P.L.I.F.F)On this episode, Ms. Mark and her guest dissect the idea of feelings our feelings and approach it from several perspectives including gender, society, culture etc.
Since they are also romantic partners, they answer some questions from listeners.
Audio tech: @spliffmusic_
Music: Die For You by S.P.L.I.F.F
2021-06-1842 minThe Gap Sunday ServiceValue Adding Relationships // (Maliz Mahop,Saskia Agumadu, and Eghosa Uyi-Ohonba)If you'd like to stay connected with our ministry please visit email us at thegap.hof@gmail.com. @thegapch #TheGapChurch
2021-04-2238 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E2: I MISS MY EX!In reaction to a viral tweet, we address the seemingly taboo subject of missing ex partners. Many thanks to all who sent their personal experiences, and my QC team.
Music: 'World' by Bella Shmurda
2021-04-1614 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.S2E1: "I Was Considering A Trial version Of Death."Trigger Warning: Death.
After a super long haitus, Ms.Mark is back! In this unusually long episode, I and my mum discuss the event that changed our lives forever.
Note: It's my first time doing the sound edits myself, so it sounds a little amateurish. I apologize. I'll get better at it, trust me!
Music: 'Olorun Mi' by Tiwa Savage.
2021-03-2737 min
Black on Black Education PodcastMaking Us Matter (feat. Gertrude Jenkins and Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton)Welcome back to the Black on Black Education Podcast! Today we will be having a conversation with two wonderful educators Gertrude Jenkins and Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton. We are discussing all things surrounding revolutionizing the education system. We talk about creating the systems that students need and deserve by any means necessary. Hope you enjoy!
2021-03-2636 min
YNG BLK HRMaking US MatterThis week’s episode features Gertrude Jenkins and Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton, founders of Making Us Matter, a Black woman-owned nonprofit educational organization dedicated to providing students with decolonized educational programming that centers Blackness.
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2021-03-1648 min
Keeping Up With Our WorldFine Boys; Imaseun EghosaWhat we learned be about the book and why you should read it too.
2021-02-1821 min
Interrupting RacismMaking Us MatterIn this episode, I've brought another two of my fave Black women together to chat with me about the virtual high school they founded, Making Us Matter. This school is very important to me because I believe in the mission and I am an educator with the program!Within this episode we are speaking about the school they started, what is taught, the importance of Black educators, breaking the stigma about therapy in the Black community, reprioritizing Black knowledge, beauty standards and much more!Recommendations of the Week:
2021-02-071h 26
The Aletheia PodcastReal People, Real Issues ft. Eghosa Omuemu Pt.1 | Ep9We are not alone. That's for sure. Everyday, there is someone out there struggling with something that is familiar to you. This series brings those issues to the table and ways to live through and conquer them. Listen to a chat I had with Eghosa Omuemu on a Real Issue.
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2021-02-0615 min
Disrupt PodcastDP #17: A record year for African startup funding, and digging into an $85m mega-round in KenyaGabriella and Tom dig into the data from the newly-released African Tech Startups Funding Report 2020, which tracks a record year for investment into the ecosystem, and are joined by EchoVC's Eghosa Omoigui to discuss the US$85 million funding round announced by Kenyan AI company Gro Intelligence. Episode also includes a wrap of all the latest African tech startup happenings, while Vincent Edigin of Nigeria's Traindemy “pitches the pod”.
2021-01-2437 min
Borderless Business TeleseminarSmart Investment w/ Samuel AbrahamMr. Richard Eghosa, a customer service agent at Cloudbet (www.cloudbetng.bet) facilitated an expository session on the sports industry and how it can be monetized by passionate fans and interested investors alike. This is indeed a smart investments strategy for kick-starting a new year.
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2021-01-0844 min
Borderless Business TeleseminarSmart Marketing w/ Samuel AbrahamMr. Eghosa Richard with the stage name NoM facilitated a powerful session on how to scale very fast as a musical artist while leveraging on digital tools.
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2020-12-251h 09
The Broken Record PodcastThe Broken Record Podcast SE02EP02 - The 600 Million Dollar Episode ft. Gossy & EghosaOn this episode Laila speaks to Gossy and Eghosa. Two gentlemen breaking boundaries in the EduTech and Sports Betting Industries.
2020-12-171h 01
The Broken Record PodcastThe Broken Record Podcast SE02EP02 - The 600 Million Dollar Episode ft. Gossy & EghosaOn this episode Laila speaks to Gossy and Eghosa. Two gentlemen breaking boundaries in the EduTech and Sports Betting Industries.
2020-12-171h 01
The Bookworm's Podcast'Fine Boys' Book Review (Spoilers Free)Fine Boys was written by EGHOSA IMASUEN. An African Novel. Genre: Fiction. Published date: March 5, 2016.
2020-12-1415 min
2020-08-3039 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.33: BRB!I'm having to take a little break, and here's why.
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2020-08-0703 min
The stories we tellEghosa Imasuen on teaching writing, the importance of craft and recognizing mistakesOn this episode, Nicole speaks to Nigerian writer, Eghosa Imasuen. They discuss his transition from medicine to writing and how his life experiences shaped him into the writer he is today.
2020-08-0649 min
the fourth spaceepisode twentyseven - tuff timeson this week's episode, i talk about how i've been coping with the hardest week of quarantine so far. take care x
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2020-08-0214 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.32: PTSD IS THE WORST!I've had my fair share of traumatic experiences, but this definitely takes the cake.
Here's the truth of what actually happened.
Music: 'Solace' by Enya
Audio Tech: @spane5mixline
2020-07-0315 min
Identity Talk 4 Educators LIVE"Making Us Matter" (Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton & T. Gertrude Jenkins)In this episode, we're excited to have Eghosa Obaizamomwan Hamilton and T. Gertrude Jenkins, co-founders of Making Us Matter, on the show! In our conversation, the two educators will share about their doctoral work at the University of San Francisco, the creation of Making Us Matter, how anti-Blackness manifest itself in school systems across the United States, and much more! To learn more about Making Us Matter, you can visit the school's website at www.makingusmatter.com or you can connect with the school on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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2020-06-2640 min
The Overthinker PodcastIsolation Diaries 05 - Book RecommendationsIn this week's episode of Isolation Diaries, I share a few of my best reads over the years, I talk about why I love the books and have a surprise announcement at the end of the episode, you definitely have to listen till the very end of the episode to catch it.
Below are the names and authors of all the books I recommend, happy reading!
Collection of Short Stories
Love Is Power Or Something Like That by Igoni Barrett
Limbe to Lagos: Nonfiction from Cameroon and Nigeria
The Opposite of Loneliness: E...
2020-05-3128 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.31.5: Danke Schön!From Ms.Mark:
“I’m truly appreciative of your time and feedback, and grateful for your listenership. To all the audio techs, my QC team, and YOU my audience. Words truly fail me. Thank you ❤️.”
Audio tech: @spliffmusic_
2020-04-2403 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.23: Another One Bites The Dust.As promised. I am truly appreciative of all your support. Thank you.
Audio Tech: @spane5mixline
Music: 'Scared To Be Lonely' by Dua Lipa
2020-04-0405 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.31: Covid-19- Do Nothing!Lockdown. Quarantine. Isolation.
Not buzzwords but current realities.
What’s the best thing to do when you really can’t do anything?
•Apologies for the not-so-stellar audio quality. Special thanks to Splissmusic for making this sound even bearable.
Song: ‘The Lazy Song’ by Bruno Mars
Audio Tech: @spliffmusic_
2020-04-0308 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.30: Why Do We Stay?!With everyone being excited for Valentines, we discuss why we stay in unpleasant relationships.
Music: ‘10 Seconds’ by Jazmine Sullivan
Audio tech: @spane5mixline
2020-01-3107 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.29: Sorry Fixes Nothing!Happy New Year! A New Year, and the goal is still Growth!
Today, we discuss what happens when our apologies don't magically fix everything.
Stay safe, stay solid!
Audio Tech: @spane5mixline
2020-01-1006 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.27: What if YOU'RE the problem?It's so easy for us to be the 'victim' when altercations happen. We need to recognize that, sometimes, we're the problem!
Link: https://medium.com/personal-growth/how-to-know-if-youre-the-toxic-person-everyone-s-trying-to-avoid-a38603f61e9f
Song: 'Blame It On Me' by Chrisette Michele
Audio Tech: @spane5mixline
2019-10-2505 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.26: Because 'God When?'!Y'all couldn't pick between 'How To Shoot Your Shot' and 'Learning Emotional Honesty.', so here's both!
Bear with me please, my health hasn't been stellar. Thank you for listening!
Music: 'These Words' by Natasha Bedingfield
Audio Tech: @spane5mixline
Find me on social media @fiestymisfit everywhere!
2019-10-0411 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.25: Do You Know You, Too?How do you want 'em to know you if YOU don't?
Ref: https://medium.com/@eghosamark/dear-bright-side-e014a34a3d50
*audio glitches in this one. Bear with me, y'all*
Production: @spane5mixline
Music: 'My Power' off 'The Lion King: The Gift" by Beyonce.
2019-08-0207 min
The Global Startup Movement - Startup Ecosystem Leaders, Global Entrepreneurship, and Emerging Market InnovationTop 5 Africa Startup Ecosystem Episodes and InsightsOn this episode we dive into our top 5 episode that we've ever done with leaders in the African startup ecosystems. Featured guests include Eghosa Omoigui, Zekarias Amsalu, Johnni Kjelsgaard, Osarumen Osamuyi, Konstantin Tsanis.
2019-07-0200 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.24: Yes. No. Maybe?Music: 'Fear' by Jazmine Sullivan.
Thank you, @spane5mixline. Thank you, Bondo. Thank you, Viv.
2019-06-0707 min
1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast443rd 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Eghosa Omoigui, EchoVC PartnersEghosa Omoigui is Managing Partner at EchoVC Partners, a firm focused on the African market. This is a fascinating discussion about African startups and venture capital.
The post 443rd 1Mby1M Entrepreneurship Podcast With Eghosa Omoigui, EchoVC Partners first appeared on Sramana Mitra.
2019-06-0633 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.22: Oh, Get A Room!Should there be rules to guide how couples go about this PDA thing?
Music: Show You Off by Wurld.
Special shoutout to @spane5mixline for audio tech
2019-04-0804 min
The Cornell Policy Review PodcastEpisode 16: Optimizing Disability Policy: An Interview with Gina Livermore (CSDP)In this episode, Senior Content Editor Eghosa Asemota interviews Gina Livermore, the Director of Mathematica’s Center for Studying Disability Policy (CSDP), to discuss the work that the Center is doing to optimize disability policies and improve outcomes for people living with disabilities.
Gina Livermore is the Director of Mathematica’s Center for Studying Disability Policy. Her work focuses on issues related to improving the economic well-being and self-sufficiency of working-age people with disabilities and has included research on employment, health insurance coverage, and the prevalence of long-term poverty and material hardship among people with disabilities. She was formerly assistant dire...
2019-03-2523 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.21: You, Woman.Celebrating Women everywhere this International Women's Day .
"I matter. I matter equally. Not if only. Not as long as. I matter equally. Full stop."
-Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Special audio-tech shoutout @spane5mixline
Music: 'Girl on Fire' by Alicia Keys
2019-03-0802 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.20- Is Valentine's Day Really That Deep?What's with the near-insanity that surrounds 'Valentine's Day'? Ms.Mark and special guest (Jess) give their opinions on the actual depth of Valentines Day.
Special thanks to TypeA for production magic.
Music: 'I Can't Help Falling In Love With You' by Elvis Presley.
2019-02-1509 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.19: I CAN, and I MUST!Here's to being intentional and deliberate about your own safety!
Music: 'Superwoman' by Alicia Keys.
For self-defense classes, holla at @mi_woody, @plainmadraven , @angelthebrand on IG.
Thank you, TypeA!
2019-01-1809 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.18: It's NOT My Fault!Gents, this one is for you. Maybe give more women the benefit of the doubt. Life throws so much at us, have a care, will you?
Thank you, again, TypeA!
Music: 'Flawless' by Beyonce.
2019-01-1106 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.17: Hello, 2019: Whats and Whys.Welcome to 2019! Be considerate, be forgiving and be sensitive. Have a great year!
Song: 'River' by Ibeyi as co-chosen by @quincyjonze.
Production credits: @ty_pae
2019-01-0403 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.16: But, Why Not Just Be YOU?Special #ManCrushMonday episode, dedicated to all good men working at this life thing.
We see you.
We appreciate you.
We love you.
Music by: Lil Wayne ft Bruno Mars - 'Mirror'
2018-10-2304 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.15: But, Why Compromise?!Special thanks to 'DadaGirl' for helping me with episode inspo and Spane5 for studiomagic.
Music: 'Say Hi Already' by Cyclone Artemis ft Marvis.
2018-10-1206 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.14: But, What Then?Special thanks to @spane5 for the audio magic.
Music: 'Naked' by Ella Mai
2018-09-2804 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.13: But, Why Birthday Blues?Special thanks to Type A, Tobi 'SoSiq', and Mo'.
Click https://medium.com/@eghosamark/dear-bright-side-e014a34a3d50 to read the story I mentioned in the podcast.
Happy Eid El Kabir to all my Muslim brethren, and a special one to my good friend Olamide aka '6ft3'!
2018-08-2004 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.12: But, What's The Biggie About First Impressions?Special shoutouts to everyone who's name is mentioned, and to @Type A for the production mastery
2018-08-0304 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.10: Here's to 10 Episodes!Thanks to Type A, Spane 5 and everyone listening for 10 fun episodes. Here's to many more awesome ones!
2018-07-1302 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.09: So, NO always means NO!On the subject of rape, non-consensual intimacy and sexual assault.
2018-07-0605 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.08: So, Why Cheat?1. Do you think there's any justification for cheating?
2. How do you think cheating can be removed from a serious monogamous relationship?
3. Do you think that long distance is actual justification for a relationship?
2018-06-1404 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.07: So, What Exactly Do You Want?Thanks to MJ, creator of the 'Cinema Shed' on YouTube for joining me to try to understand what exactly people want and are looking for in/ from other people. Enjoy!
2018-05-2504 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.06: So, How About Being The Bigger Ex?Special episode with Mummy Yo on being the bigger person, especially with unpleasant exes.
2018-05-1803 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.05: So, Suddenly I Can't Say 'No'?For those gents who think they have the right to every woman they set their leery sights on, this one's for you.
2018-05-1102 min
Wharton FinTech PodcastEghosa Omoigui, Founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVCJustin Karfo (WG ’19) chats with Eghosa Omoigui, the founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVC Partners, a seed and early-stage venture capital firm. Based in Silicon Valley, EchoVC has invested millions of dollars in promising innovative African ventures. In this podcast, Eghosa discusses his firm's investment philosophy, the key themes in the African startup ecosystem and his firm’s key strategic partnership with TPG Growth. This podcast was recorded at the Africa Fintech Summit in Washington D.C.
Eghosa Omoigui is the founder and Managing General Partner of EchoVC Partners. Before this, Eghosa was with Intel for nearly 10 years and his...
2018-05-0714 min
2018-04-2602 min
The Road To Financial Independence#SmartHustleHustle Smart with Eghosa Aihie !
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2018-04-2503 min
Ms. Mark's Moments.03: So, Maybe Not All Men Are Scum?Special #MCM shoutouts to the gents doing it right.
2018-04-2302 min
2018-04-1603 min
2018-04-1502 min
Eddy ParkerSMTWTStream #TropicoMyth by Eddy Parker http://smarturl.it/eddyparker
O. Eghosa Emmanuel | E. de Freitas
Mix | Carlos Silva for Touching Deep Productions
Add. Vox | O. Eghosa Emmanuel
I say mama whé
I would like to clear the air when I say
I'm not a stalker don't you be afraid
I come with capital L.O.V.E.
I say mama whé
Don't get me wrong for the statement I make
I've been watching you 2 weeks and 2 days
You leave at 8 to go work at the bay
I say mama whé
See it may sound a little creepy, how do I kno...
2017-06-1902 min